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Ophthalmologic approach for the sleep apnea syndrome (Ophthalmologic approach for SAS)

Ophthalmologic approach for the sleep apnea syndrome

YOSHIAKI ICHIBE

Kanagawa Dental University Graduare School

Tsuruya-cyo 3-31-6, Kanagawa-ku.Yokohama Kanagawa. JAPAN

ichibe@kdu.ac.jp

YOSHIAKI ICHIBE

Kanagawa Dental University Graduate School

Tsuruya-cyo 3-31-6, Kanagawa-ku.Yokohama Kanagawa. JAPAN

+81-45-313-4036

ichibe@kdu.ac.jp

PENDING

Dec. 01, 2017

Interventional

open label, single arm

open(masking not used)

No

N/A

Patients who were diagnosed as sleep apnea syndrome and obtained consent to eye examination

Age under than 20 years
Patients who can not obtain consent of eye examination

Both

sleep apnea syndrome

Intervention type:DEVICE Name of intervention:CPAP(Continuous Positive Air Pressure) Dose form / Japanese Medical Device Nomenclature:DEVICE Continuous Positive Air Pressure treatment Route of administration / Site of application:TRANSTRACHEAL Dose per administration: Dosing frequency / Frequency of use:QD Planned duration of intervention:use it during sleeping for 6months Intended dose regimen:using every evening detailes of teratment arms:Patients with sleep apnea syndrome undergoing Continuous Positive Air Pressure treatment group. Comparative intervention name: Dose form / Japanese Medical Device Nomenclature: Route of administration / Site of application: Dose per administration: Dosing frequency / Frequency of use: Planned duration of intervention: Intended dose regimen:

Does the treatment influence ocular tension? (increase,decrease,or no influence)

Prevalence of patients with Glaucoma in the SAS.
Clinical features of patients with glaucoma in the SAS.